Custom Knitted Cardigan Manufacturing from 100 Pieces
OEM, ODM, and private label custom knitted cardigan production backed by 28+ years of Dongguan expertise. Turn your designs into finished knitwear with low MOQ and full in-house sampling.
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Why Choose CENWILD for Your Custom Knitted Cardigan
From low minimums to in-house expertise, we solve the challenges fashion brands face when sourcing quality knitwear.
Low MOQ from 100 Pieces
Launch your custom knitted cardigan line without inventory risk. Our 100-piece minimum order quantity supports startups, independent designers, and test collections.
28+ Years Dongguan Manufacturing
Founded in 1998 in Humen, the heart of China’s knitwear hub. Over 200 skilled employees and 2,000+ brands served worldwide.
In-House Knitting & Sampling
Computerized flat-knit machines across 3GG to 14GG gauges. Full knit-down samples and 3D programming under one roof for faster turnaround.
OEM & ODM Flexibility
Bring your tech pack or start with just an idea. Our design team develops original stitch patterns, grading, and production-ready specs.
80,000+ Monthly Capacity
Scale confidently with monthly production exceeding 80,000 pieces. We support both small batches and large wholesale orders without compromising lead time.
Full Decoration & Finishing
Embroidery, printing, garment wash, anti-pilling, and custom trims. Complete your custom knitted cardigan with professional decoration in-house.
Every Cardigan Style Your Brand Needs
From oversized silhouettes to zip-up designs, CENWILD manufactures the full range of cardigan styles with OEM/ODM flexibility and low 100-piece MOQs.
Oversized Cardigans
Need an oversized cardigan that holds its shape without sagging? CENWILD engineers relaxed, drop-shoulder silhouettes in gauges from 3GG to 14GG, balancing drape with structure. Our team grades patterns to maintain proportions across sizes and delivers knit-down samples within two weeks so your collection launches on time.
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Cropped Cardigans
Cropped cardigans demand precise body length and armhole placement. CENWILD’s fully-fashioned knitting and 3D programming ensure clean hems and consistent cropped proportions across runs of 100 pieces or more. We work from your tech pack or sketch to finalize fit samples before production begins.
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Longline Cardigans
Longline cardigans require careful weight distribution to prevent stretching. Our Dongguan facility uses rib or garter-stitch hems, strategic seaming, and yarn blends tested for recovery. Whether you need a duster-length piece in merino or a mid-thigh style in cotton, we deliver production-ready samples in under three weeks.
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Button-Up Cardigans
Button-up cardigans are a wardrobe staple, and details matter. CENWILD sources custom buttons, reinforces plackets with stable stitch structures, and offers flat or 3D embroidery for logo placement. MOQ starts at 100 pieces, with full control over button material, spacing, and finish to match your brand aesthetic.
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Open-Front Cardigans
Open-front cardigans rely on balanced edges and controlled roll. CENWILD applies rib, I-cord, or fully-fashioned selvage techniques to prevent curling and maintain drape. We knit swatches in your chosen yarn blend, adjust stitch tension, and produce samples that reflect the final garment’s hand feel and silhouette.
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Cable Knit Cardigans
Cable-knit cardigans showcase texture and craftsmanship. With 28 years of experience, CENWILD programs intricate cable patterns—twisted stitches, braids, honeycomb—on computerized flat-knitting machines. We handle yarn tensioning, stitch definition, and blocking to ensure cables stand out cleanly in cashmere, wool, or cotton blends.
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Ribbed Cardigans
Ribbed cardigans offer stretch and structure. CENWILD knits 1×1, 2×2, or custom rib configurations across the body or as accents on cuffs and hems. Our in-house sampling confirms recovery and fit before bulk production, and we support private label programs with hangtags, labels, and packaging tailored to your brand.
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Cashmere Blend Cardigans
Cashmere-blend cardigans require gentle handling and premium finishing. CENWILD sources certified cashmere, merino, and silk blends, then applies anti-pilling treatments, softening washes, and careful pressing. From a single prototype to 10,000-piece orders, we maintain fiber integrity and luxurious hand feel throughout production.
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Zip-Up Cardigans
Zip-up cardigans—quarter-zip, half-zip, or full-zip—need durable hardware and smooth operation. CENWILD partners with trusted zipper suppliers, reinforces tape placement, and tests every closure for snag-free performance. We offer metal, nylon, or invisible zippers and deliver ODM designs from concept to finished sample in two to three weeks.
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Drawcords & Tipping
Functional drawcords with metal or plastic tips add adjustability to hoods and hems. Available in matching or contrast colors, they enhance both utility and design cohesion in sporty or casual cardigans.
Custom Knitted Cardigan Experts Since 1998
Founded in 1998 in Humen, Dongguan — the heart of China’s knitwear manufacturing region — CENWILD began as a small family knitting workshop and has grown into a trusted OEM and ODM partner for over 2,000 fashion brands worldwide. Today our team of 200+ skilled employees produces more than 80,000 custom knitted cardigans and sweaters monthly for designers, retailers, and wholesalers across North America, Europe, Australia, and beyond.
We bring 28+ years of Dongguan manufacturing experience to every project, offering full design support, in-house sampling, and flexible private label production starting from just 100 pieces. Whether you arrive with a finished tech pack or only a concept, our dedicated design team transforms your vision into production-ready custom knitwear with original stitch programming, grading, and knit-down prototypes.
CENWILD is built on the belief that manufacturers should be long-term growth partners, not transactional suppliers. Guided by Quality First, Customer Growth, Innovation, and Responsibility, we invest in your success with flexible MOQs, transparent communication, and a complete one-stop production process — from yarn sourcing and knitting to decoration, quality control, and export logistics.
Custom Knitted Cardigan Production — End-to-End Capabilities
Design & Knit-Down Sampling in 7–10 Days
Our in-house design team transforms your tech pack, sketch, or concept into production-ready custom knitted cardigan samples. From stitch programming to graded patterns and physical knit-down swatches, we accelerate your development cycle without compromising precision.
- 3D knit programming and original stitch design for any cardigan style
- Grading, tech pack refinement, and yarn recommendations
- Physical knit-down samples ready in 7–10 days
- Support from concept stage through to bulk production
In-House Knitting — 3GG to 14GG Gauges
CENWILD operates a full fleet of computerized flat-knitting machines across 3GG–14GG gauges, delivering over 80,000 pieces monthly. Whether you need chunky oversized cardigans or fine-gauge luxury pieces, our Dongguan facility handles every gauge with precision and speed.
- Computerized flat-knitting across 3GG–14GG for any weight or texture
- Monthly capacity exceeding 80,000 finished knitwear pieces
- Intarsia, jacquard, cable, ribbed, pointelle, and fully-fashioned techniques
- 28+ years of knitting expertise in China's leading knitwear hub
Full Decoration & Finishing Suite
Elevate your custom knitted cardigan with our complete decoration capabilities: embroidery (flat, 3D puff, sequin, patches), printing (screen, DTF, sublimation), and garment finishing (softening, anti-pilling, garment dye, brushing). Every detail is handled under one roof.
- Embroidery: flat, 3D/puff, chain-stitch, appliqué, sequin, logo patches
- Printing: screen, heat transfer, DTF, and sublimation
- Garment washing and finishing: softening, anti-pilling, dyeing, brushing
- Custom trims, buttons, labels, and packaging
Quality Control & Export Logistics
Every custom knitted cardigan passes through rigorous in-line and final inspection before packing. Our dedicated QC team and streamlined export logistics ensure your order arrives on time, on spec, and ready for your customers—whether you’re shipping to the U.S., Europe, or beyond.
- In-line and final AQL-based quality inspection
- Dedicated QC team with over 200 skilled employees
- Full export documentation and logistics coordination
- Flexible payment: T/T, PayPal, credit card, USDT, VTB Bank for Russia
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Our Custom Knitted Cardigan Production Process
From tech pack to finished garment, every custom knitted cardigan passes through six quality-controlled phases designed to deliver precision, consistency, and on-time delivery for your brand.
Tech Pack & Sampling
Our design team reviews your specifications, creates knit-down samples, and refines stitch construction. Turnaround in 7–10 days with full material and gauge recommendations.
Design Approval & Adjustments
You review the physical sample, request fit or design changes, and approve final construction. We iterate until every detail matches your vision.
Yarn Sourcing & Setup
We source approved yarns from trusted mills, program 3GG–14GG flat-knitting machines, and prepare production schedules to meet your delivery window.
Knitting & Decoration
Panels are knitted to spec, linked, and decorated with embroidery, printing, or applique. Each cardigan is tracked through our computerized workflow system.
Quality Control & Finishing
Garments undergo multi-point inspection, washing, anti-pilling treatment, pressing, and final QC before approval. Only defect-free pieces advance to packing.
Packing & Export
Your custom knitted cardigans are packed per your requirements, labeled, and shipped via air or sea with full documentation and tracking support.
How to Order Your Custom Knitted Cardigan with CENWILD
From initial design brief to finished production, our streamlined process makes custom knitwear manufacturing simple and transparent — even for first-time buyers.
Submit Your Design Brief
Send your tech pack, sketch, photo, or idea. Our design team reviews your requirements and confirms yarn, gauge, construction, and decoration options.
Receive Quote & Sampling Timeline
Within 24–48 hours, you’ll get a detailed quotation, MOQ confirmation from 100 pieces, and a knit-down sampling schedule tailored to your project.
Approve Knit-Down Swatch & Sample
We produce a physical knit-down swatch and full prototype. You review fit, stitch quality, color accuracy, and make any adjustments before bulk production.
Place Order & Begin Production
Confirm your order with a deposit. Our 200-strong team starts bulk knitting, linking, finishing, and quality control with full transparency and progress updates.
Final QC & Shipment
Every custom knitted cardigan passes multi-stage inspection. Once approved, we handle export logistics and deliver to your warehouse or fulfillment center worldwide.
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Brands & Retailers Trust CENWILD for Custom Knitted Cardigans
CENWILD’s 100-piece MOQ let us test 5 custom knitted cardigan colorways without overcommitting inventory. We launched our fall collection in just 6 weeks and sold through in 3 months.
Their design team turned our rough sketches into production-ready custom cardigans with cable-knit detail. The knit-down samples arrived in 12 days, and our 2,000-unit order shipped on time.
We needed private label cardigans in organic cotton with embroidered logos. CENWILD handled everything — yarn sourcing, sampling, embroidery, and packaging. Our reorder rate jumped 40% that season.
FAQ — Custom Knitted Cardigan Manufacturing
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The Complete Buyer’s Guide to Custom Knitted Cardigan Sourcing
Navigate the custom knitted cardigan manufacturing landscape with confidence. This guide delivers a proven decision framework, essential supplier criteria, material comparisons, and the most common sourcing mistakes fashion brands make—so you can launch faster and avoid costly errors.
1. What Is a Custom Knitted Cardigan?
A custom knitted cardigan is a made-to-order sweater produced to a buyer’s exact specifications — design, yarn, color, fit, branding, and trims — rather than selected from a manufacturer’s pre-made catalog. Unlike off-the-shelf inventory, customization grants full control over stitch patterns (cable, intarsia, jacquard), gauge (3GG–14GG flat-knit), fiber blends (cashmere, merino, cotton, recycled), and branded details such as woven labels, hang tags, and custom packaging.
Fashion brands, retail private-label programs, independent designers, and influencer capsule collections rely on custom knitted cardigans to differentiate product, protect margin, and align silhouette and colorways with seasonal trends. Traditionally, knitwear required minimums of 500–1,000 pieces per style, locking out emerging labels. Today, manufacturers such as CENWILD offer MOQs starting at 100 pieces per design, enabling test launches, limited drops, and agile inventory planning.
Customization matters because consumers now expect unique, story-driven product. A custom knitted cardigan transforms a commodity garment into a branded asset that commands higher retail prices and deeper customer loyalty.
2. Evolution of Custom Knitted Cardigans in Fashion
Hand-knit cardigans dominated European and American wardrobes for centuries until the 1950s, when the first industrial flatbed knitting machines automated production for mass-market retailers. By the 1980s fully-fashioned knitting technology reduced waste and enabled shaped panels, yet minimum order quantities remained in the thousands — accessible only to established labels and luxury houses.
The 2000s brought computerized flatbed machines operating across 3GG to 14GG gauges, unlocking intricate jacquard, intarsia, cable, and pointelle patterns without manual setup for each design. These systems cut sampling lead times from weeks to days and allowed manufacturers to profitably produce runs as small as 100 to 500 pieces per colorway, opening custom knitted cardigan production to independent designers, influencers, and emerging fashion brands.
Today 3D knit programming and digital yarn libraries let brands visualize stitch structures and textures before a single sample is knit. Factories equipped with these technologies — like those in Dongguan’s Humen district — serve over 2,000 clients annually, proving that small-batch custom knitwear is no longer a luxury-only channel but a scalable foundation for growing collections.
3. Types of Custom Knitted Cardigan Styles
Cardigan silhouettes shape the final look, fit, and target market of your custom knitted cardigan. Gauge, closure, and length determine whether a style works for casual layering, workwear, or seasonal capsules.
Classic V-Neck Button-Front
Knit at 7GG–12GG, the V-neck button cardigan delivers a tailored fit suited to workwear, smart-casual, and layering over collared shirts. Standard length hits mid-hip.
Best for brands targeting office wear, minimalist wardrobes, and year-round collections.
Oversized Boyfriend Cardigan
Produced at 3GG–5GG for a chunky, relaxed drape, oversized boyfriend cardigans feature dropped shoulders and wide sleeves. Length extends to high-thigh or longer.
Ideal for casual, athleisure, and fall/winter layering pieces aimed at comfort-driven customers.
Cropped Cardigan
Cropped styles end at the natural waist or above, typically knit at 7GG–12GG for structure. They pair with high-waist bottoms and are popular in spring/summer lines.
Suited to younger demographics, festival wear, and brands emphasizing silhouette definition.
Longline Duster Cardigan
Duster cardigans reach knee-length or below, knit at 5GG–9GG to balance weight and drape. Open-front or single-button closures are common.
Best for layering-focused collections, transitional seasons, and elevated casual or resort wear.
4. Materials and Yarn Options for Custom Knitted Cardigans
Yarn selection defines the hand-feel, price tier, and market positioning of every custom knitted cardigan. CENWILD manufactures across cashmere, merino wool, lambswool, cotton, Pima, alpaca, mohair, acrylic, and recycled or organic blends, enabling brands to align fiber choice with seasonal collections and target demographics.
| Fiber | GSM Range | Cost Level | Washability | Best Season |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Merino Wool | 180–320 | Mid | Hand/delicate machine | Fall, Winter, Spring |
| Cotton | 200–350 | Low–Mid | Machine-washable | Spring, Summer |
| Cashmere Blend (30–50%) | 220–280 | High | Dry-clean or hand | Fall, Winter |
| Acrylic | 180–300 | Low | Machine-washable | Year-round |
| Alpaca | 240–320 | Mid–High | Hand-wash | Fall, Winter |
| Recycled Polyester / Organic Cotton | 200–320 | Mid | Machine-washable | Year-round |
5. Customization and Decoration Techniques
Differentiating a custom knitted cardigan starts with choosing the right combination of knit structures, branding techniques, and hardware. Each method carries distinct MOQ implications, setup costs, and visual impact that directly affect both unit price and brand identity.
| Technique | Complexity | Setup Cost | MOQ Impact | Visual Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacquard patterns | Medium | Low (digital program) | No increase | High — full-color knit-in design |
| Intarsia color blocks | High | Medium (manual linking) | +50–100 pcs | Very high — clean, dimensional |
| Embroidery (flat/3D) | Low–Medium | $50–150 per design | No increase | Medium–High — logo clarity |
| Woven labels | Low | $0.10–0.30/pc | 500–1,000 pcs | Medium — brand recognition |
| Custom buttons | Low | $0.05–0.50/pc | 500+ pcs | Medium — subtle differentiation |
| Zipper vs. button closure | Low | $0.30–1.50/pc | No increase | Medium — functional style shift |
| Ribbing variations (1×1, 2×2, mock rib) | Low | No added cost | No increase | Low–Medium — texture detail |
| Patch pockets vs. inseam | Medium | Low (knit program) | No increase | Medium — silhouette change |
6. Key Quality Indicators in Custom Knitted Cardigan Production
Quality inspection separates samples that photograph well from garments that survive real-world wear. Professional buyers evaluate seven technical checkpoints before approving production — each directly impacts return rates and brand reputation.
Stitch Density and Uniformity
Gauge consistency across panels — measured in stitches per inch — determines whether a cardigan holds its shape after washing. Computerized flat-knitting machines at 7GG–12GG should deliver ±2% variance; hand-feel the fabric under tension to detect loose courses.
Uneven stitch density creates wavy hems and twisted side seams. CENWILD’s knit-down sampling phase locks gauge settings before bulk production begins.
Seam Construction: Linking vs. Overlocking
Fully-fashioned cardigans use linking (loop-to-loop joining) at shoulders and side seams for an invisible, flat finish that won’t chafe. Cut-and-sew construction relies on overlocking, visible on the inside and prone to unraveling if yarn tension is incorrect.
Linking costs 15–25% more but reduces customer complaints. Check seam stretch recovery — pull gently; quality seams return to original width within two seconds.
Colorfastness and Pilling Resistance
Request ISO 105-C06 wash-fastness reports (grade 4 minimum for darks) and Martindale abrasion results (≥20,000 cycles for wool blends). Garment-dyed pieces require reactive dyes and pH-neutral rinsing to prevent bleeding.
Anti-pilling enzyme treatments and softener washing reduce surface fuzz. Always test samples through three home laundry cycles before approving colorways.
Button-Hole Reinforcement and Finishing
Machine-knit button-holes need bar-tack stitching or hand-whipping to prevent stretching. Inspect hole diameter — 2 mm larger than button shank diameter ensures smooth fastening without gaping.
Steaming and blocking set final dimensions; cardigans measured flat should match tech-pack specs within ±1 cm. CENWILD’s finishing includes steam-pressing on forms to lock ribbing and prevent roll-back at edges.
7. How to Choose the Right Custom Knitted Cardigan Manufacturer
Selecting a custom knitted cardigan manufacturer requires systematic vetting across technical capacity, quality assurance, and operational flexibility. A qualified partner combines advanced machinery, proven craftsmanship, and transparent communication to turn your design into a market-ready product.
Machine Capabilities and Gauge Range
Verify that the factory operates computerized flat-knitting machines across the gauge range your designs require. CENWILD runs 3GG–14GG machines, covering chunky cardigans through fine-gauge cashmere. Computerized systems enable complex intarsia, jacquard, and fully-fashioned shaping that manual machines cannot replicate at scale.
Ask for sample photos of gauge swatches and stitch complexity to confirm the factory can execute cable, pointelle, or multi-color patterns without quality loss.
Certifications and Compliance
Review third-party certifications that validate yarn safety and ethical production. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 ensures chemical-free textiles; GOTS certifies organic fibers and sustainable processing. These credentials matter when selling to eco-conscious retailers or entering regulated markets in the EU and North America.
Sampling Speed and Communication
Assess how quickly the supplier delivers knit-down samples and how clearly they interpret your tech pack. A professional manufacturer provides pre-production samples within 7–14 days and offers design feedback before committing yarn. Clear English communication and prompt responses reduce costly revisions and missed launch windows.
MOQ Flexibility and Lead Times
Confirm minimum order quantities align with your launch budget. CENWILD starts at 100 pieces per style, ideal for independent designers testing new collections. Standard production lead times run 30–45 days after sample approval; verify the factory can meet your seasonal deadlines and offers transparent shipping terms (FOB, DDP) to avoid hidden costs.
8. Common Mistakes When Sourcing Custom Knitted Cardigans
Even experienced buyers encounter pitfalls when sourcing custom knitted cardigan production. Understanding these common mistakes — and their fixes — saves time, budget, and brand reputation.
Choosing Yarn Solely on Price
Selecting the cheapest yarn often leads to pilling after three washes and shrinkage exceeding 5%. CENWILD recommends requesting pilling-resistance ratings (grade 3–4 minimum) and pre-shrunk or mercerized yarns.
Fix: Compare fiber staple length, twist, and anti-pilling treatments alongside cost. A $2 per-piece yarn upgrade prevents costly chargebacks.
Skipping Pre-Production Samples
Approving production from photos alone risks gauge drift, color mismatch, and fit issues in bulk. Always order a physical knit-down sample before committing to 1,000+ pieces.
Fix: Budget one to two weeks and $50–150 per colorway for samples. CENWILD includes graded samples in ODM partnerships.
Underestimating Peak-Season Lead Times
June–August and pre-holiday windows push lead times from 35 days to 60+ days. Late orders miss retail windows and incur air-freight premiums of 300%.
Fix: Lock production slots three months ahead. CENWILD’s 80,000-piece monthly capacity reserves space for repeat clients.
Ignoring Gauge Tolerance in Tech Packs
Omitting stitch-count specs (e.g., 7GG ±0.5) allows variance that shifts sizing by half a grade. Specify gauge, stitch density, and finished measurements with tolerances under ±2%.
Fix: Include a graded spec sheet. CENWILD’s design team validates gauge against 3GG–14GG machine capabilities before sampling.
Failing to Specify Wash-Care Testing
Skipping AATCC or ISO wash tests results in unexpected shrinkage, color bleeding, or pilling complaints post-launch. Request documented wash-care reports for every yarn blend.
Fix: Require five-cycle wash testing and care-label validation. CENWILD conducts garment washing and anti-pilling finishing as standard QC steps.
9. Steps to Launch Your Custom Knitted Cardigan Collection
Launching a custom knitted cardigan collection requires a clear, step-by-step workflow from initial concept through final delivery. Understanding each phase—and typical lead times—helps first-time buyers plan inventory, marketing, and cash flow with confidence.
Concept Development and Tech-Pack Preparation
Start by assembling mood boards, reference images, and colorway palettes that define your collection’s aesthetic. Translate these into a tech pack: detailed flat sketches, stitch diagrams, yarn specifications, measurements for each size, and Pantone or yarn-card color references.
CENWILD’s design team can convert even rough sketches or photos into production-ready tech packs, including 3D knit programming and grading, ensuring your vision translates accurately to machine setup.
RFQ, Sampling, and Fit Approval
Submit your tech pack to shortlisted manufacturers for a request for quotation, confirming MOQ (CENWILD starts at 100 pieces), unit cost, and sampling lead time. Sampling typically takes 2–3 weeks; review the knit-down sample for fit, hand-feel, stitch accuracy, and color match before approving bulk production.
Bulk Production, Inspection, and Logistics
Once the sample is approved, sign off on bulk production with a deposit (100% first order, easing to 30% for repeat partners). Production runs 4–6 weeks depending on order size and complexity. Schedule third-party or in-house QC inspection before final payment, then coordinate FOB, CIF, or door-to-door logistics to meet your launch calendar.
10. Pricing and Cost Breakdown for Custom Knitted Cardigans
Custom knitted cardigan pricing scales directly with order quantity, yarn composition, and decoration complexity. CENWILD’s 100-piece minimum order quantity allows startups and independent designers to enter production at accessible price points, while volume tiers unlock significant per-unit savings for established brands.
Sampling fees typically range from $50 to $150 per colorway or stitch pattern, credited back on production orders above 500 pieces. Custom metal or corozo button molds add $80–$200 in one-time tooling costs, and embroidery digitization runs $15–$40 per logo depending on stitch count. Garment-dye processing, brushing, or anti-pilling finishes add $1.50–$3.00 per piece.
Shipping varies by destination and Incoterm: FOB Shenzhen is standard, while DDP to US or EU warehouses adds freight, duties, and clearance. Payment terms ease from 100% deposit on first orders to 30% deposit for long-term partners, with balance always due before shipment.
| Quantity Tier | Price per Unit (USD) | Lead Time |
|---|---|---|
| 100–249 pcs | $18–$35 | 25–30 days |
| 250–499 pcs | $15–$28 | 30–35 days |
| 500–999 pcs | $12–$22 | 35–40 days |
| 1,000+ pcs | $10–$18 | 40–45 days |
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